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After $100,000, is $180,000 next? Chartists see room to run

After $100,000, is $180,000 next? Chartists see room to run

On bitcoin’s weekly chart, a breakout above a bull-flag pattern could set up a further climb toward $182,000—the range implied by the prior advance before a bearish consolidation. That scenario was outlined in Cointelegraph.

Data: Cointelegraph.

In CoinDesk, analysts suggested drawing parallels with two patterns from late 2024, when the price jumped from $70,000 to $109,000.

The first is the MACD indicator. In mid-October the metric turned bullish, with the uptrend extending into December. At present the indicator has only approached the neutral level. A move above it would signal that the March–April sell-off was a bear trap.

Data: CoinDesk.

The second indicator combines the 50 DMA and 200 DMA. About four weeks ago the moving averages formed a “death cross” that failed.

The “fast” DMA has recently started to rise and may cross the “slow” one from below, forming a “golden cross” in the coming weeks.

A similar signal appeared in August last year, followed by a new ATH.

Data: CoinDesk.

From scenarios to levels

The analyst known as AlphaBTC cited $106,000 as the next target for the rally.

Analyst and MN Trading founder Michaël van de Poppe shares a similar view. He highlighted the area between $103,800 and $107,000 as a likely pause before a pullback, with a subsequent new ATH this quarter.

The analyst known as kingfisher_btc warned of pullback risks given the lack of meaningful liquidity clusters above current levels.

Trader Egrag Crypto pointed to $170,000 as a medium-term marker. The forecast could come into play if the all-time high around $109,000 is broken.

On 8 May, bitcoin cleared the psychological threshold at $100,000, last seen in early February.

At CryptoQuant, analysts noted the preconditions for a significant price increase, given record levels of realised capitalisation.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao has said the price of digital gold could reach $500,000 and even $1 million in the current cycle.

Earlier, Standard Chartered urged buying the first cryptocurrency and forecast its price would rise to $120,000 in the fourth quarter.

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